WalletConnect is not only about connecting wallets and DApps, but also about trying to establish a unified on-chain identity layer, integrating fragmented information scattered across different chains and DApps, allowing users to truly control their digital identity and asset sovereignty. This is the core spirit of Web3: decentralization and user autonomy.
Of course, it still faces challenges: mobile connectivity can be unstable at times, the complexity of protocol integration is high, and the phishing risks posed by fake interfaces need to be continually guarded against. Additionally, if a charging model is introduced in the future, it will also need further acceptance from the market.
However, with the introduction of new technologies like the cross-chain abstraction layer WalletKit, WalletConnect is evolving from a 'connection channel' to the trust hub of Web3. It is not just a tool; it has the opportunity to become the 'TCP/IP protocol' of the on-chain world, making the experience of using Web3 as natural as scrolling through social media.
$WCT and WalletConnect are quietly opening up the vital channels of Web3, becoming the key cornerstone for connecting the future of on-chain interactions.
